Aquino Lets Marcos Return for Trial in Philippines
Philippines President Corazon Aquino agreed to permit former leader Ferdinand Marcos to return so charges of stealing up to 10 billion dollars may be filed. The plan hinges on security and timing, with no dates set. In Lowell Massachusetts, Kerouac memorial dedication unveiled a public park honoring the Beat author, featuring granite panels and readings by contemporaries.
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Philippines
Corazon Aquino
Ferdinand Marcos
Manila Bulletin
The
Manila Chronicle
Aquino
Teodoro Benigno
Switzerland
Marcos
Hawaii
Lowell
Mass
Jack Kerouac
Kerouac
Allen Ginsberg
Lawrence Ferlinghetti
Richard Howe
Doctor Sax
Rallies mark Korean War start across South Korea
South Korea marked the 38th anniversary of the Korean War with nationwide rallies led by veterans and anti communist groups. Officials said hundreds of thousands attended services across the country as the conflict began June 25, 1950 and ended with an armistice on July 27, 1953, with over two million killed or wounded.
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South Korea
North Korea
Korea
U.S
Japan
U.N
Credit mania explained SA Plant closing vote nears
14A Soviets oust Canadian. 12A
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Credit Mania
Woman’s microwave yeast remedy sparks Utah fire
In West Jordan Utah a woman following a newspaper story burned her underpants in a microwave after reading a report that yeast infection bacteria could be killed there Firefighters quickly extinguished the blaze but the microwave and wall were damaged No injuries were reported County Fire Chief Don Berry cautioned against the method noting it could have caused a serious fire with cotton underpants only if used improperly.
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Utah
Salt Lake County
Don Berry
Berry
Dent
University of Florida Obstetrics and Gynecology
Jackson Forces Tax Fight At Democratic Platform Meet
AP Denver report on the Democratic Platform Committee voting down Jesse Jackson’s bid for higher taxes on the wealthy and a Pentagon freeze as it shapes a Dukakis aligned platform. Hatcher proposed a tax rise to fund education and housing, Matsui argued against broad tax hikes, and the party pledged priority to education while avoiding costly tax provisions.
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Democratic Platform Committee
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Pentagon
Michael Dukakis
Richard Hatcher
Gary
Ind
Hatcher
Robert Matsui
California
Dukakis
Democratic Party
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Jackson
Platform Committee
Atlanta
Middle East
Michigan
James J. Blanchard
Christopher Edley
Edley
Eleanor Holmes Norton
Georgetown University Law
Puerto Rico
Gov
Norton
Braniff Sold to New York Investment Group
Braniff Inc. stockholders elected a new board after the Dalfort Aviation parent sold the airline to BIA Acquisitions led by Paine Webber Group Inc. in a 111 million leveraged buyout. Dalfort, controlled by the Pritzker family, received seven dollars a share plus a 20 percent pro rata stake.
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Braniff Inc
BIA Acquisitions
New York
Braniff
Dalfort Aviation Inc
Paine Webber Group Inc
Dalfort
Pritzker Family
Chicago
Paine Webber Group
AIDS precautions trigger US medical glove shortage
Health care workers increased glove use to guard against AIDS led to a shortage of latex and vinyl gloves. Production capacity struggles and new plants abroad, plus 24 hour operations at Johnson & Johnson, mark the industry response while Emory University Hospital reports impacts but not service-threatening levels. Continuous high demand is expected to continue as CDC and ADA urged universal gloving.
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Les Jacobson
Baxter International
Deerfield
Ill
CDC
Centers For Disease Control
American Dental Association
Jacobson
Jeff Leehan
Johnson & Johnson
New Brunswick
N.J
Arlington
Texas
Leehan
Baxter
Malaysia
Weather Roundup for Douglas County and Northeast Kansas
Zone 15 and multiple zones report partly sunny to mostly sunny conditions with 20 percent thunderstorm chances and highs mostly in the 90s. Patchy tonight with 65 to 70, breezy northeast Kansas with 94 degree high today and 95 tomorrow. Official readings show a hot June with record high 105 in 1936 and lake levels around 875.08 feet at Clinton Lake.
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Piedmont
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United States
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the Weather Report
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